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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-06-28

The High School graduating class are pre-
pairing for Thursdays exhibition.
Indian Spring Lodge, No 115, will be in
stituted at Madison, to-day, by the Odd Fell
low grand officers.
The supplementary mail via the Portland
d Ogdensburg Railroad at noon, closes at
1918, instead of 1890 p. m.
The old members of the 4th of July brigade
band met at the ward room on Myrtle street
at o'clock last evening.
A gentleman named Carney was taken
with fit on Congress street, yesterday, and
carried into DIR. Sullivan's.
The purchaser of old property at the
Custom House sale yesterday made some
good bargains. An office desk sold for $780,
Commencing this evening the Forest City
Steamboat Company win run an extra boat
TO Peaks, Diamond and Trefethen's at 7.3o.
Returning, leave Peaks at o'clock.
Charles E. Jose & Co., Burbank, Douglass
& Co., r. S. Rand and L. +. Jones & Co.,
will close their stores Saturdays at o'clock
during July and August.
The Commercial Travellers Association
will notice the advertisement for a meeting
tomorrow evening. full attendance of
travelling men is requested,
Chambers Band will give a concert at
Melville Garden next Sunday. There will
be an excursion up and back on the Boston
boats.
The committee on the Practice School
visited that institution, yesterday afternoon,
and were much pleased with the work Of the
pupils.
p u XVbi+oo,,,l, ,,,;lI oroo4 -, A. 49,,
near the stove factory, large two storied
wooden building, 60x4O feet in size, with
gravel roof for turning factory.
This morning the directors and invited
guests will go to Bath~by early train and
take the new steamer Winthrop for Port
land, arriving probably about 1.3o p. m.
Rev. Mr.. Pearson has leased the rink on
Peaks Island and will soon have a.. temper
ance meeting there with, it is expected,
Volney Gushing and Mrs Mary Livermore
for speakers.
Mr. II. j. Davis, the Deering Centre florist,
win begin the erection of large greenhouse
next month. The house will be heated by
steam, and contain other modern improve
ments.
The present valuation of the town of
Deering is $2.636,79O. The rate of taxation
this year will be Ito; and per cent off
makes it 1.61a net. Last year the rate was
SLIGO.
1t was a "Beauseant'' that Mr.. Mallett
presented Portland Commandery. The word
was incorrectly printed yesterday. A Beau
sealit is guidon of alternate stripes of
black and white silk.
Salem Council of Royal and Select Masters,
f. and A. NJ, started yesterday morning up
on its summer trip to the Notch and the
Crawford House. The party left Salem at
10 o'clock, and was accompanied by RENE
wald's Eighth Regiment Orchestra.
A man living in the town of Gorham lost
valuable horse some time ago. Recently it
was decided best to inter him, so he was ac-
cordngly buried not long since. A few eve
nings ago bright light was seen lowering
over the place of his sepulchre as if some
guardian angel was keeping watch over the
remains. 1t is the intention of the owner TO
erect marble shaft to mark the spot.
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DEATHS.

In this city, June 27, Florence L., only child OF
coward :; land Geneva Hogan aged months
Funeral this Tuesday forenoon at O'Clock
at NO; III Lincoln street. Boston papers copy. :
:, In this city, June 20, Lizzie B., daughter Of
Charles w. and Ella Bent aged z wears lie DAYS
In this city, June 81, John II. Gantley aged 81
years months. Boston papers copy.l
Notice of funeral hereafter.
In New. Gloucester. June %. Mrs. Marietta
Munroe, widow oftthe late Lebbens Bailey, aged
SO years 10 months.-formerly of Portland.
Funeral Wednesday morning, at 10 O'Clock. ]
In Freeport, June y, Mary Alice Gushing, aged
40 years,-daughter of Chas. Cushing, ESQ
:, Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In Hartford, Ct, June "a, Miss Agnes r. Eaton.
daughter OF Rev. j. 5. Eaton, formerly paster OF
Free Street Baptist Church.
Funeral service this Tuesday forenoon at AS
o'clock. at Evergreen Cemetery.
In Phpsburg, June 10, Roland L. son of vii.
liam and Elizabeth Eaton, aged year months.
In Bath, June 20. Hirhm, son of Cora Robinson
aged years months.
The funeral service of the late Mrs. Catha.
rne Simmonds will take place this morning at o. 80
o'clock, at No l8 Spring street.
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Capt. saIvessen,s Case.

Capt Salvessen made an effort, yesterday,
to nave an order served to show cause why a
writ Of habeas corpus should not issue upon
his petition, but the officer was unable to
find Mr.. w. F. Milliken, or his attorney Hon.
W. L. Putnam, both being absent from the
city. Capt. Salyessen will probably remain
in Jail indefinitely He has communicated
with the owners of his vessel and the bark
will probably be navigated by the mate. The
vessel is still detained by reason of the cap
tains Imprisonment.
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School Committee.

The regular meeting of the school board
was held last evening. His Honor the Mayor
| presiding. All the members of the board
were present.
| The records were read and approved
The Supervisor reported on their various
schools. The departments of the High
School were reported on by members of the
board who had been assigned to particular
| studies in that school,
Cases Of diphtherla were reported by Mr..
McAlpine as existing in the Bracket street
district, and that children connected with
those families had been excluded from the
school; as the term is near its end, it was
| Voted, That the Supervisor may close
that school at his discretion
The physicians Of the board express the
opinion that there is no unusual need of do
| ing so.
The Mayor reports to board that contracts
have been entered into to ventiate thorough
ly the High School building on the Williams
system, and to completely relay the sewers
with iron pipes on the Durham system, as
has just been done in the City Building.
Col. Merrill, chairman of the High School
Committee, read report respecting the class
about to graduate in that school, He reports
forty girls and sixteen boys. ffty-sx in all as
constituting that class.
Voted, That diplomas be granted to those
members of the first class in the High School
who have attained the required standard in
their studies, and certificates to the others.
Bills and payrolls amounting to S79l7. 26
were read and approved.
A special committee, consisting of Messrs
Merrill, McAlpine and Dunn, was appointed
to consider the matter of redstrcting tho
primary school districts.
Rev. Mr.. Dunn moved that certain repairs
and Improvements be made during vacation
in the Butler School House.
Voted, That the superintendent of school
buildings be requested to attend to the same
The matter of the election of teachers was
considered, aud on request of Col. Merrill,
Thursday evening next was assigned for that
purpose.
The Superintendent of Schools was ques-
toned as to giving advice to the principal of
the School street school to apply for the
principalship of the Bracket street school,
now vacant. and he replied that he did so adj
wise, believing it to be for her interest to do
so, this being simply friendly advice in con-
sidering with her the two positions now open,
one in the Bracket street, and the other in
the Carroll street school, and believing that
he did not exceed the functions of his office
in SO advising, leaving the matter, as he did
entirely to her discretion.
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Fatal Accident.

Last Friday afternoon Mr.Andrew McKin-
non, who resides at No. AZ Washington
street, was at work building hosting Scow,
and he carried long plank to a saw-horse
on which he intended to place it and plane
it. As he laid the plank on the horse it
stack, instead Of sliding along, and the end
nearest to him struck him in the groin with
great force. He was taken home and Dr.
Gordon called. The man fingered in agony
until Saturday night, when he died. He had
ruptured an artery probably in the bowels.
Mr.. McKinnon was 45 years old. very
steady and much respected man, and leaves
widow and several children.
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Opening Of Hotel Waldo.

The popular Hotel Waldo, on Little Che
beagne Island, will be opened for the sum
mer next Thursday under the management
of Mr. L. Chester, late of the Glen House.
White Mountains. Mrs. L. c. Willard. also
late of the Glen House, will assist him in
the capacity of housekeeper. The boat will
leave the city next Thursday for the Waldo
at 10 a. M, returning at 2.35 p m.
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Christian Endaaxor.

The sixth annual conference of the Soc e.
ties of Christian Endeavor will be held at
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, July 9TH, 9th and
18th. Mr.. w. II. Pennell of Portland will
speak on the 9th on "The value of our ma
tional organ and the necessity of supporting
it" and Rev. f. Z. Clark Of Boston, former
ly of Williston Church, will speak on the
evening of the 18th on 1.-THE United Society,
it mission, It's opportunity, its duty
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~ Washington St., Boston. Ice cream and
confectionery rooms, house and business on
same moor. Call on, or address ROOM 10, Fal-
rier SO, Boston. 27-1
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the Regis.
try of Deeds:
Portland-J. NJ. Plummer to Benjamin F. SWEET
real estate.
Gorham-F. D. Libby to Hepsabeth A. Gus
tin, 81.
Windham-Town of Windham to Presumpscot
Water Power Company, use of dam at an inlet Of
SelagO Lake
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COUNTRY REsTDFNCE,

EOR SALE in the pleasant, healthy village OF
twelve rooms finished, large stable, connected
buildings, on high ground, corner lot on two
streets, small orchard choice fruit, surrounded by
State Normal and High Schools, p. & r. station and
ten miles fromPortland "a very desirable residence
IN nice order for immediate occupancy. For any
further particulars, address G. ID. WEEKS, Cor
ham, Me. ie2deod4w
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Portland Fraternity.

The excursion to Long Island will take
place this morning. The boats will leave
Custom House wharf at s, 9 and 1890 o'clock
Those who have not procured tickets can get
them on board the boat,
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Maine Lodge. I. o. O. 6

The officers elected by the Maine Lodge
l. 0. o. F.. at the semi-annual election are
Noble Grand-C. F. Johnson
Vice Grand-W. w. Wallace
Recording Secretary-StephenM Morse
corresponding Secretary Charles +. Plummer
TreaSurer-A. ID. Smith.
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EXCELLENT hay, stock and milk farm, called
II the Fabyan Farm, "a mile from GOrham VII
age, 125 acres; well arranged for tllage and pas
ture; good SOIL, running water, 20 grated fruit
good repair; healthy location; near Churches
Post ONCE, State Normal and public High and
Graded Schools, handy to good markets, 20 min
utes walk from Portland and Rochester station
ten miles from Portland. Sold to close au estate
For particulars enquire OF Joseph Ridlon, Cor
ham, Me-; or JOHN II. CARD. $50 Middle street.
Portland Me maui OaodR,wff
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Two Houses For sale ON Fessenden
street, Oakdale, Deering.

ANE OF said houses contains fifteen rooms and
" bath room. Is steam heated; plped for hot
and cold water and has a commodlous and extra
nine rooms and in arrangement and style Of finish
is peculiarly attractive.
Said houses are within one mile of Marke
Square, Portland, and convenient to the horse cars
and are among the most desirable houses on
DeeIing Land Company's property.
Also for sale one hundred or more house lots
Prices low; terms reasonable. Enquire Of
ROLLINS & ADAMS, No. % Exchange St., or
Il. o. BAILEY & CO., No. Is Exchange St., Port
land. ie2ldtf
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M FROsT-At 221 Federal street. is re-
u. storing to health and happiness many of our
afflicted ctizens.by the use Of Commits Compound
vapor Baths; one of the greatest discoveries of
the age. Call and investigate. 28-I
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EAR1I AT AUCTION-I aha

EOR sALE-Oeean Steamer tickets by all
- the nrst class fastest steamers for Great Brit
am anu Continent OF Europe, first and second cab
IN, hternedlate and Storage, outward prepaid
anu excursion az lowest prices. Also Exchange
Cumberland, Steam and Gas Goals, for sale by ii
l.. FARMER, % Exchange Sc. 23-1
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Dk0OF READER WANTED-An in
Il telligent. well educated young lady, college
graduate preferred) wanted as proof reader by
B. THURSToN & CO., 971s Exchange ST., Port
land, Me. ISL
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You WILL MIsS-The best opportunity
Il you ever had to secure a good profitable
business If you fail to call on G. w. BAER at Mer-
chants Exchange Hotel, Temple street from to
p. m. Cost nothing to investigate. 2S-1
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Carriers Little Liver Pills are free from all crude
and irritating matter. Concentrated medicine
only; very small; very easy to take; no pain; no
gripping; no purging. jun21d&w1w
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NOUND-At MITCHELL DC. STORE 500
IL $ongreSs street, a full line Of Crockery, Glass
and Tinware, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Hanmocks,
Croquet Sets Camping out parties especially in
yted TO look over our stock. 2S-1
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MAR RACES.

In this city, June %. by Rev. DIR. Thomas Hill
Portland. ~ -
In Cumberland Mills. June rs, by Rev. f. M.
Cousins, Frank Rankins and Miss Wilma Ridgway
both of Gorham
In Richmond, Jnnc %, Rev. orrison L. Gle and
Miss Sadie L. Libby
In Biddeford. June %, II. Alonzo Jefferson of
milton ana MISS Evelyn Jones of Boston.
ElZinah L. Studley
In Thomaston, June Is, Frank Clark and Miss
Mary Blake.
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GAZE WANTED-Second-han safe of med
y ium size and reliable make; must be in per-
name of maker. size and price. SAFE, Press
ONCE, Portland. PSI
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Prompt relief in sick headache, dizziness, nau-
sea. constipation, pain in the side, ETC.. guaran-
iced to those using Carriers Little Liver Pills.
One pill dofe. % cents.
iun2S nSyW1W
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"A HOUSE with outbuldngs and lot 215 feet
- front, 30 feet deep, with shade and fruit
trees, located on College st.. Deering. near West
brook seminary; for sale at a bargain. Inquire Of
st., Portland. 27-1
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LOST AND FOUND.

ii OsT-Many are losing the very great induce
IL ments we are h0lding out TO everyone In
CrOckery and Glass Bargains, Water Sets one dol
lar With Hammered Brass Tray. Bargains In
every part Of our store. Remember the BOSTON
are losing. 2b-l
II Osr-A light colcred bull dog, weight about
IL AS pounds, answers 20 the name OF Jumbo.
Address274 MIDDLE STREET. ISL
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For saIe or To Rent.

1.-TWO story house on Pine street. near corner OF
IL Bracket street; contains eleven rooms and a
bath room; Is steam heated, piped for hot and
cold water and has all the modern improvements.
ROLLINS & ADAMS, 22 Exchange street.
je21 diff
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CITY OF PORTLAND, MAINE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

TIME Committee on streets hereby gives notice
IL that il Is about to pave Spring street. from
Clark 10 Neal street, and all persons who eOntem-
plate laying pipes for sewers, drains. water or
gas, are called upon TO make the excavations for
same immediately before said street Is paved
otherwise permits for such excavations will be re-
fused.
BY order Of Committee on streets, sidewalks
and bridges.
HERBERT G. BRIGGS, Chairman.
Portland, June IL, 1887. iel1dtf
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VISITORS TO BOSTON

VIII find frst-class Board and Lodgings at o and
> AiisfOn street; location elevated, near Re
we're and Winthrop Hotels; convenient TO thea
treS, business steam and horse cars; superior Ia
BILE and service; elegant new dining hall. Tran
sient guests 81 10 $1.5O a day, SO 20 $40 y
week. Board and rooms may be secured In adj
vance by letter or telegraph Special rates to fam
lilies and parties.
e2d1m Ii. II. KIMBALL Proprietor.
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f. o. Bailey g. Co., will sell at O'Clock today
the real estate No. 80 Tying street See notice of
sale In auction column.
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CORNER PROVISION STORE; nice team and
~ order route; sales $1,000 to $500 per month ;
rent $50. Price for stock, team and fixtures,
$1,000. Owner going west. Address,
Q. II. HARDING, 24S Broadway
1e2bd1w CambridgepOrt Mass
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BRIEF JoTTlNcs.

Take d. X. and be o. X See advertisement
mars deod6m
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r. o. BAILEY & co.


Salesr0Om Is Exchange Street.
n. d. BAILEY. q. w. ALLEN
maria ar
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MALE HELP.

vVANTED-Af few reliable statesmen 10 sell
w POtters Seamless, OdOrless and NOn-hOil-
over Kettle In Maine. Endorsed BY the leading
men OF the State. Big pay to energetic agents,
male or female, Address or call for w. w.
BRACKET, 53 Brown So, Portland, Me. 25-l
WANTED Ourneyman barber. Apply at
w once. j. b. PIKE, under falmouth Hotel,
Portland, Me. 22-1
"ANTED-A man OF good character seeking
w employment, who Is willing to work for adj.
vancement. He VIII be required TO transact busl-
ness IN his section for an enterprislng, reliable
New York House. Must be a worker without
fastd0uS notions. $50 TO 500 a month FER
MANENT, Box 1890, New York. je13eOd&wim
Rare Opportunity.
A active, energetic gentleman may learn OF a
"A good profitable and permanent position re
quring no capital, by addressing W., Yarmouth.
ie22 div
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mIsCELLANEOUs.
Boston & Portland
Clothing Co.
Boys Clothing.

Before taking stock the first
week in July, we have decided TO
offer the following great values i'm
Boys and ChiIdren's Suits, Extra
Pants, Shirt Waists, &C., 10 close
out several lots THIS WEEK.
One large lot OF Boys handsome
knee Pant Suits I'm sizes 3 TO N
years, $500 quality at only
$500 PER SUIT.
Several lots of Boys Knee Pant
Suits mt $3.50, $500, $3.50, 81 90,
and $500. ALL REDUCED In
PRICE,tO be closed out this week.
05 dozen Fancy Print Shirt
Waists, for Boys A TO I2 years,
only
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Two LET-Fumished rooms, with or without
in stable. 22-3
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:. 0. BAILEY & Co. AUCTnsEERS
FOR SALH.

nm SATURDAY, July 2, 1887, at II O'Clock A.
" M, Schooner JOHN SOMES, Of Portland
her tackle. apparel and furniture. Vessel was
built IN Essex, Mass, 1861 SO tons register Sale
VIII take place at Long Wharf, east side. Also at
same time, one seine and two seine boats.
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FEMALE HELP.

VUANTED-A capable girl for Homework
w Apply at COG C0NGTESS ST. 25-1
GIRL WANTED-A smart capable girl,
W can get a good place by applying at 80
CUSHMAN STREET, before noon or after p.
m. References required. 22-1
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CITY ADvERTIsEmENTs.


AWNERS Of Hackney Carriages are hereby re-
" quested 70 present their teams for inspection
and TO receive their licenses and inspection cards
for the year commencing July 1, 1897, at the Mar
shal once, "Wednesday July 9Th from to ~ a.
m. and from to Q p. m.
EZRA HAWKES., City Marshal
Portland, June "a, 1887. le25dtd
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HOUSE LOT FOR sALE-The only I'M
II occupied lot on the best street ia the new
western part Of the city, near Congress street; a
rare opportunity for first class location at a
great bargain. Lot 80 feet front. 100 deep w.
III WALDRON, $50 Middle street 241
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ELOUR BARRELs wANTED-20 cents
- will be paid until further notice. GoUDY \
KENT Pearl st. loft
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BOARD.
SUMMER BOARD.


WANTED-Top purchase in western part Of
w city, Tin good neighborhOod) a small house
with seven or eight rooms. BENJAMIN SHAW,
4Sla Exchange st. 23-1
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CHOICE YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE
GUS at Warren Sparrow's, Woodfords. 22-1
FOR sALE-Very light phaeton, built by 2.
IL Thompson, Jr; medium phaetOn built BY
same; phaeton built by X. Farrow; Concord
wagon built by Martin, Pennel & Co. THE
MART, Plum street. POI
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AS we take account of stock
the first of next week, we pro-
pose to greatly reduce our
stock of Suits, and in order to
do SO have made some decid-
ed reductions, and shall of
fer the greatest values ever
shown.
ESQ Mems andYoung Mems
All Wool fancy dark check
Cashmere Suits, cut Sack, in
all regular sizes, 80 to a.,
honest, and good values at
$500, offered this week at
only.
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EfOR sALE-A double house with 20 rooms
Il terms 20 per cent. cash down. balance to be
paid In rent Of one tenement until paid, thus CIV
ing the purchaser the use of his own rent to pay
interest and taxes Apply at HOUSE No. so
Paris st. 2S-l
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INOR sALE-In Deering. on horse car line,
IL comm0dious, 2 story, for two families, Seba-
with fruit trees full view Of city, buildings in good
repair and cost 81 900, must be sOld owner going
west; price $4,000, $500 down, balance In six
yearly payments. w. ii. WALDR0N. $50 Mid
die street. 27-1
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INOUND-Picnic Baskets 10c and upward
~ Toilet sets, Tea sets, Water sets, Berry SETS
Wall Pockets, Feather Busters; Torpedoes, Fire
Crackers Chinese Lanterns with lots of other ar
tices at MITCHELLS &C. STORE, $40 Congress
street. PSI
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AUCTION SALES.
BY AUCTION.

IN TUESDAY, June 2sth, at 3 o'clock D.
" m. we shall sell The two story house No. 80
lying Street; has 10 finished rooms arranged for
TWO small families; good cellar, gas and sebagO,
and good drainage; win be sold without reserve
as toe owner Is about to leave the city. Terms
easy: made known at sale. ie18dtd